Security Breach in Trading System-Countermeasure Using Iptraceback

Rajakumar,

doi:10.3844/ajassp.2014.492.498

A Novel Substitution Box Design for Humming Bird-2 Against Side Channel Attack

Sheeba¹

2014

Journal of Computer Science

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The side-channel attacks are one of the effortless and commanding attacks against cryptographic implementation and their intention vary from protocols, modules, primitives and system. As a result of this attack, a serious threat to the security of cryptographic module was encountered. In effect, realization of the cryptographic algorithm has to take some countermeasure to resist against this type of attacks. This study presents an efficient S-Box design using Null Conventional Logic (NCL) for Humming Bird-2 which is an ultra lightweight cryptographic algorithm. The recommended architecture was developed using Verilog HDL and implemented on altera cyclone IV E. The results are promising in terms of Area and Degree of Confusion (DOC).

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Turning Weakness into Strength

Burkhead

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2017

Handbook of Research on Individualism and Identity in the Globalized Digital Age

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In today's culture organizations have come to expect that information security incidents and breaches are no longer a matter of if but when. This shifting paradigm has brought increased attention, not to the defenses in place to prevent an incident but, to how companies manage the aftermath. Using a phenomenological model, organizations can reconstruct events focused on the human aspects of security with forensic technology providing supporting information. This can be achieved by conducting an after action review for incidents using a phenomenological model. Through this approach the researcher can discover the common incident management cycle attributes and how these attributes have been applied in the organization. An interview guide and six steps are presented to accomplish this type of review. By understanding what happened, how it happened, and why it happened during incident response, organizations can turn their moment of weakness into a pillar of strength.

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Turning Weakness into Strength

Burkhead

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2019

Censorship, Surveillance, and Privacy

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In today's culture organizations have come to expect that information security incidents and breaches are no longer a matter of if but when. This shifting paradigm has brought increased attention, not to the defenses in place to prevent an incident but, to how companies manage the aftermath. Using a phenomenological model, organizations can reconstruct events focused on the human aspects of security with forensic technology providing supporting information. This can be achieved by conducting an after action review for incidents using a phenomenological model. Through this approach the researcher can discover the common incident management cycle attributes and how these attributes have been applied in the organization. An interview guide and six steps are presented to accomplish this type of review. By understanding what happened, how it happened, and why it happened during incident response, organizations can turn their moment of weakness into a pillar of strength.

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Security Breach in Trading System-Countermeasure Using Iptraceback

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A Novel Substitution Box Design for Humming Bird-2 Against Side Channel Attack

A Novel Substitution Box Design for Humming Bird-2 Against Side Channel Attack

Turning Weakness into Strength

Turning Weakness into Strength

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